Is there a method to evenly distribute objects around a circle? I understand the horizontal and vertical alignment tools, but I'm not sure how to apply them in this situation. Attached are a sample picture of what I want to accomplish and the .xar file (XDP7).
Circles01.xar
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But clearly, I couldnt able to create a perfect 360 path.
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(air gap between the objects is approx. minimal)!
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